Vulnerable Road Users Flashcards

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1
Q

When might pedestrians have to walk on roads?

A

When the pavement is closed due to street repairs

On country roads where there’s no pavement

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On country roads, which way to pedestrians walk and why?

A

The right hand side onto traffic so they can see it coming

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3
Q

How to recognised a designated walking group?

A

May be walking on left
white light at the front
red light at the back

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Who has priority when turning into a side road and there’s pedestrians already crossing?

A

The pedestrians

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5
Q

Explain zebra crossings

A

slow down and prepare to stop if someone is waiting to cross

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Explain pelican crossings

A

light controlled
if flashing amber, give way to pedestrians
If green when still crossing, allow time for them to cross

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Q

Explain puffin crossings

A

Sensors to detect when people are on the crossing

Lights don’t change from red until crossing clear

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Explain toucan crossing

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Cyclists can cross at same time as amber

No flashing amber phase

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Q

What does a flashing amber light under a school warning sign mean?

A

Reduce speed until your clear of the area

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10
Q

Don’t wait or park on the yellow zigzag lines outside of school, why?

A

a clear view of the crossing area outside the school is needed by drivers on the road and pedestrians on the pavement

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Buses and coaches carrying scholars have a sign on the back indicating what?

A

Frequent stopping

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12
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What colour coat does a hearing dog have?

A

yellow or burgandy

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13
Q

How to know if someone is both death and blind?

A

carrying a white stick with a red band, or a dog with a red and white chekered harness

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What to do if behind a slowing cyclist who is looking over their shoulder?

A

Slow down and give them room, they may be turning right

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Q

When should you never overtake a moped or cylist?

A

Just before turning left

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16
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Why are cyclists and horses difficult at roundabouts?

A

They may stay in the left hand lane no matter what

17
Q

How to make sure reversing is safe?

A

always check behind carefully
look especially for children who are difficult to see
get out and check if unsure
stop and give way to any pedestrians crossing behind

18
Q

What does a flashing amber beacon on the top of a vehicle mean?

A

slow moving vehicle

a powered vehcile used by a disabled person must have a flashing amber light when on a dual carrigeway